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doubleJ

doubleJ

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I'm looking to use BGP with two different ISP's. What series Cisco router is recommended. We would like to use two routers each carrying T1. I need to know RAM, scalability, load balancing, and fail over. The ISP's will be announcing so the routers will be hit with a ton.

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I'd say 3600 series with at least 64MB RAM. If u plan listen to full Internet routing announcements.. go with 128MB
 
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